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It looks like gnome-system-monitor reports the "correct" amount of free RAM. I'd imagine most newbies would use that rather than popping open a terminal and typ
by ktf 16y ago
It looks like gnome-system-monitor reports the "correct" amount of free RAM. I'd imagine most newbies would use that rather than popping open a terminal and typing "free," right?
- NonMint 16y agoYou'd be surprised. Some users who use Linux consider themselves to be pretty adept, and I can easily see this problem being an issue for people who perceive themselves to be clever.
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- uxp 16y agoI wouldn't say that only "clever" users would rather use `free`, since most Linux installations don't have GNOME or X11 installed to begin with.